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New research suggests 99.8 percent of people experience some level of pain during a marathon, with 80 percent experiencing an intense level.
This may be due to injuries, hilly training routes, or high-intensity efforts during training could have carried over to the race day.
To mitigate pain during a marathon, embrace low-intensity, steady-state running and recovery during training, and don’t be afraid to slow down or stop to stretch during the race itself.
If you’ve ever run a marathon or honestly, even if you haven’t you know how taxing it can be on your body. During a long-distance race like this, the majority of participants experience some level of pain. In fact, a recent study suggests only 0.2 percent people don’t report any pain.
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